Board of Education Meeting Notes and Local News
The board of education met in regular session with five members present. Minutes were approved and bills approved including supplies, gas, coal, repairs, and other expenses. Insurance for the Third ward building and furniture was set at 10,000 and 1,500 respectively, to be shared among named trustees. School data show enrollment and attendance figures, with a note on corporal punishment cases. Local items report visitors, Thanksgiving events, hunting incident, a newborn infant death, and staff updates including new office clerk Clyde Guy. Protracted ME church meetings began Monday night.
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Board of Education
Davie
Gleason Gorman
Ort, Sass
H. C. Sass
Wm. Moll
Third Ward
Stever
Geo. Wahn
Geo. W. Watkins
J. F. Deatrick & Son
R. W
Wm. Baker
Dillie Dirr
Omer Burkett
Thanksgiving greetings and local happenings in District No 1
Orville Ensign and family spent Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs Charity Ensign. District No 1 school, taught by Miss Sadie E Bryan, reports progress and students recover from quinsy and whooping cough. Miss Ollie Tawney hosted friends. Mr Rager sold a cow for 60 dollars. Protracted Methodist meeting opened Thursday with good attendance. Ida Hemmingway visited Defiance. Families of Wash Scott and W Tomlinson enjoyed Thanksgiving at E T Binns Bryan. Mr Ames sold his driving horse to T Blosser of West Farmer. Blosser to own a carriage horse. Edith and Clara Crawford hosted Neva Gardner and Sadie Bryan on Thanksgiving Day. a jolly game time followed. Visit Mr Jake Rager for fine stock. The Express calls itself the crack paper.
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Orville Ensign
Charity Ensign
Sadie E. Bryan
Ollie Tawney
Rager
Methodist
Ida Hemmingway
Defiance
Wash
Scott
W. Tomlinson
T Binns
Bryan
Ames
T Blosser
West Farmer
Blosser
Edith
Clara Crawford
Neva C. Gardner
Sadie E Bryan
Jake Rager
Express
Pleasant Bend Notes Seasonal Farming and Local Moves
Farmers buzz wood for winter as the Pleasant Bend area hears the engine. Dr. Hilton visited Napoleon Saturday. The Archambeault family and Isaac Chubb return to Pemberville home. A daughter joins Omer Burkett family. John McQueery mourns his father near North Baltimore. Eicher Desgranges Mullett crews go to Hatten for work. Locals attend New Bavaria dance. Crockett of Continental works at Buckeye stave factory reopening after shutdown. Wm Speith, 19, connected to the Desgranges family, involved in a news incident three miles away.
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Dr. Hilton
Napoleon
Lewis Archambeault
Defiance
Isaac Chubb
Pemberville
Omer Burkett
John McQueery
North Baltimore
Abie Eicher
Samuel Desgranges
Edward Mullett
Hatten
New Bavaria
Crockett
Continental
Buckeye Stave
Wm. Speith
Christopher Desgranges
Knights of Pythias Lodge Elects New Officers
WS Hancock Lodge No 207 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the year including Geo Schloeser as C and EE Root as VC with Dan McKnight M of W. F L Hay named ME and K of RS Dr G D Edgar. Two-year trustees elected from Jan 1 1900. Lodge praised as flourishing with social sessions planned after holidays.
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WS Hancock Lodge
K of P
Geo. Schloeser
EE Root
Wm. Ruesse
Frank Schlosser
F L Hay
Jess
W Shultz
G D Edgar
Inner
Art. Craven
Outer
Chas
F Aschbacher
Peter Weigerding
Dan McKnight
Jan’y. Ist
C J Thompson
Canvass of Kentucky Returns Shows Goebel Lead
Kentucky boards canvassed 51 of 119 counties with Goebel at 74 164 votes and Taylor 68 978. Five counties Christian Fleming Green Harlan Harrison were passed over for later. The meeting in Frankfort was orderly with minor dispute over county certificate handling and no disturbances reported.
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Goebel
Taylor
Christian
Fleming
Green
Harlan
Harrison
Finley
Pryor
State Supreme Court
W. T. Ellis
C. B. Poyntz
Breckinridge
Ellis
Sparks
Scoville
Laurel County
Collier
Meat import clash fuels tensions between Germany and United States
Berlin reports growing bad blood over American meat imports. The foreign office influences led by Count Von Buelow delayed the meat inspection bill in the reichstag, halting progress on the measure and maintaining US-German frictions.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Count von Buelow
Reichstag Committee
Foreign Office
Tobacco trade outlook from Toledo meeting
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Wolsiffer returned from Toledo where he attended a traveling tobacco salesmen meeting. All old salesmen are kept for the year and a force increase is expected after January. Some branches laid off due to firms unable to fill existing orders. He cites a local factory that kept a salesman at home because mail orders exceeded capacity. He predicts a prosperous 1900 and notes the combine controls 98 percent of tobacco trade while prices drop except for the revenue tax.
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F. T. Wolsiffer
Toledo
Wolsiffer
Combine
Uncle Sam
Samuel Saucerman Dies at Sherwood Home After Long Residence
Samuel Saucerman of Sherwood died Saturday at 4 pm at his home. He was aged about 383 years and left a wife and five children. The funeral was held Tuesday.
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Samuel Saucerman
Sherwood
Ohio Christian association meeting in session here
The executive board of the Ohio Christian association is in session in this city. The body includes Rev. O W Powers of Conneaut president of the State association and of the American Christian convention Rev. Mc M Kowsare of Midway secretary Rev. Horace Mann of Piqua Rev. Albert Dunlap of Columbus Rev. W H Dennison of Troy Rev. Henry Crampon of Eaton Rev. G R Mell of West Milton Mr. Gee and A Worley of Covington Powers will preach at Myers Opera House tonight at 7 30. Everyone is invited.
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The
Ohio Christian Association
O W Powers
Conneaut
State Association
American Christian Convention
Mc. M Kowsare
Midway
Horace Mann
Piqua
Albert Dunlap
Columbus
WH Dennison
Troy
Henry Crampon
Eaton
GR Mell
West Milton
Poultry market Poultry prices and grain goods list
Listing of corrected prices for poultry live birds eggs flour and meal feed oats and meal by H P Miller and A Growey Son. Includes price ranges for hides pelts grain hay straw salt and other commodities. Also an employment ad from The Dominion Company seeking managers with salary and reference details.
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H. P. Miller
A. Growey & Son
Struck Streetcar as Train Plows Through Chicago Crossing
In Chicago the Wabash passenger train hit a streetcar carrying 30 plus passengers at 6 p m injuring 11. The car was demolished but no fatalities occurred as passengers escaped or leaped clear after a flagman warned of the oncoming train two blocks away.
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Chicago
Postoffice to Face Pollek Virag Telegraph Competition
Chicago reports the Pollek Virag automatic telegraph system plans to introduce long letter service in the United States. The scheme targets merchants with a low night service rate for 1000 word messages, promising delivery across the continent by next morning.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
United States
Insurgents Driven Back Near San Miguel
Colonel Hood reconnoitering near San Miguel drove insurgents from Ildefonso, killing several. Five Americans were slightly wounded.
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Manilla
Colonel Hood
San Miguel
Ildefonso
Printer Strike Seeks Settlement Effort Moves to Kansas City
Indianapolis December 5 President Donnelly of the International Typographical Union travels to Kansas City to urge a settlement of the three week old job printers strike.
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Indianapolis
Donnelly
International Typographical Union
Kansas City
Frieco Line Expands Sleeper Service Between St Louis and San Antonio
The Frieco Line adds an observation sleeper feature to its Southwest route linking St Louis and San Antonio. This new service promises enhanced overnight travel with added comfort and convenience for passengers seeking extended nonstop connections.
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St. Louis
San Antonio
Frieco
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